Geography
Athens & Sparta
Forms of Government
Gods, and Myths, and Fables! (oh my!)
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100

A peninsula is...

land surrounded by water on 3 sides

100

Unlike Athens, in ancient Sparta the government concentrated all its resources making people into...

warriors

100

Which form of government was ruled by a few powerful individuals?

oligarchy

100

The Olympics were held in honor of...

Zeus

100

The ancient Greeks started colonies because they did not have enough...

Farmland

200

TRUE OR FALSE - Greece lacked a major river.

TRUE

200

Did women have more rights overall in Athens or Sparta?

Sparta

200

Which form of government was ruled by the most wealthy, noble families?

aristocracy

200

How does a myth differ from a fable?

Myths explains why natural occurrences happen in the world, while fables teaches a lesson.

200

TRUE OR FALSE - The Greek eventually established a form of government called tyranny, where people had many rights.

FALSE - The Greek eventually established a form of government called DEMOCRACY, where people had many rights.

300

TRUE OR FALSE - the geography of Greece made it easy for Greece to unite under one government.

FALSE - the geography of Greece made it difficult for Greece to unite under one government. 

300

Women in ______ received an education, had athletic training to defend themselves, and were allowed to own property.

Sparta

300

Which form of government was ruled by a king or queen?

monarchy

300

The Greeks had _____ (number) main gods, all led by Zeus.

12, the Twelve Olympians

300

What did the Athenian Greeks use to decide who should hold public office?

elections

400

Which body of water made it possible for Greece to trade with the rest of the world?

Mediterranean Sea

400

Which form of government was formed in Athens and emphasized rule by the people?

democracy

400

Someone took power illegally

Tyranny

400

Is Greece monotheistic or polytheistic?

polytheistic

400

What war made the Greeks unite with one another?

Persian War

500

Greece needed to trade their pottery,olive oil, and grapes for _____.

Grain, metal

500

The goddess of Athens

Athena

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY - How does Athenian democracy differ from our democracy?

In Athens, they directly voted to make decisions and we elect representatives with indirect democracy. 

500

Why would the Greeks want to please Poseidon, the god of the seas?

They needed the seas to trade.

500

Which accomplishment does not belong to Greece? Democracy, Illiad, Oracle Bones, Olympics, Epic Poems.

oracle bones

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